punk this week podcast 37: lifeguard + k u t e
A very special birthday episode means we’re talking ice cream cake and System of a Down’s Brazil spectacle
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pyrex think concept albums should be reserved for prog bands
The New York City punks discuss the Bodies exhibition’s influence on their new album Body + using steel chairs as percussion.
punk this week: lùlù, lifeguard, idle ray, tommy + 20 more
Frankie and the Witch Fingers return, a pile of punk-adjacent bedroom pop dazzles, and the GG King members show off their range.
punk this week podcast 36: no americans
EYE BALL, 悶煮悶MENGZHUMENG, Autobahns, Elvis 2, dogwhistle, and more. This episode features no Americans.
g.i. jinx emerge from montreal’s “cesspool of artists”
Around the release of their new album Mind Freak, the group discusses the creatively inspiring nature of Montreal’s punk scene.
punk this week: nympho, autobahns, ty segall + 19 more
Billiam, Busted Head Racket, CLAMM, Egg Girl Girl, Elvis 2, Amex, EYE BALL, HOON, and so much more.
see/saw jukebox 02: natalie hoffmann (optic sink, nots)
see/saw’s bonus pod returns with a Memphis punk hero!
punk this week podcast 35: mspaint + sexfaces
An episode about seafood mousse and Ink Master
t.a.c.k., the new orleans trash can punks who love fishing dads
The trash can punk duo from New Orleans discuss their aesthetic, mutual love of the Gories, and what the name (maybe) stands for.
punk this week: science man, mspaint, sexfaces + 16 more
A week with new records from Sister Agnes, G.I. Jinx, Bussy Kween Power Trip, Private Function, Bloodbags, Les Lullies, and Power Pants.
sex faces, seasoned dc punks, are not always on the same page
From ’80s Berlin to where they stand on the importance of lyrics, the DC punk vets clear the air.
punk this week podcast 34: artificial go + stress positions
A stacked episode discussing M(h)aol, Meditation, and an All-American Rejects house show.
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punk this week: stress positions, artificial go, the gotobeds + 15 more
When you can’t fit Meditation, KiLynn Lunsford, or Snooper into the headline, you know it’s an unbelievable week.
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punk this week podcast 33: frizbee + cortada
Nina challenges listeners to create a new bumper for the show. Evan can’t find his headphones.
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rotary club could only be reached via reno bus station payphone
The Nevada punks have written entire records kneeling at the touch tone altar. This is what it meant for them to chat on their home turf.
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punk this week: sex scenes, split system, les lullies + 17 more
A big pile of great punk records from across the globe + a surprise five-hour mix from punk YouTube icon Jimmy.
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punk this week podcast 32: um, jennifer? + the vacant lot
Have we given birth to the new punk subgenre Quiznos-core? History will tell.
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fruit loOops’ no wave theatre of the absurd
The Cincinnati noise rock and performance art outfit, who once live-soundtracked a wrestling match at Santamania, chat at a hometown KFC/Taco Bell.
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punk this week: powerplant, the vacant lot + 19 more
It’s Bandcamp Friday, which means it’s a perfect time to find out what the best new punk records are this week and every week.
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punk this week podcast 31: kaleidoscope + life
We’re talking about book stores, bonus pods, and a punk mascot we’re obsessed with.
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near-arctic state of alert: tracking norway’s recent punk explosion
One punk band after another has popped up in a handful of Norway’s largest cities, drawing crowds in a country where acts of cultural transgression are rare.
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see/saw jukebox 01: dan ozzi
Curating the perfect punk jukebox in a new bonus podcast for paid see/saw subscribers. A new guest every month, starting with Dan Ozzi!
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punk this week: sex germs, kaleidoscope, elvis 2 + 12 more
New records from G*U*N*N, Bart and the Brats, PISS ME OFF, and more—another great April 2025 week for punk records ❤️
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punk this week podcast 30: chime oblivion + makin’ out
A chat about John Dwyer’s new band with David Barbarossa, the return of Cold Meat, John Waters-inspired hardcore, and much more.